Author: Yosh White

Linnton Community Center’s Bilingual Preschool and Childcare center offers morning, afternoon and full day programs for children ages 3-5. We operate Monday through Fridays throughout the year from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We offer half day and full day scheduling options to accommodate working families. Fees are calculated on a monthly basis. A “sliding… Continue reading ABC University Preschool accepting children for fall 2022 

Summer Camp registration is now open. The Linnton Community Center’s summer camp offers 11 weeks of fun and educational opportunities from June 13 through August 26. Each week has a different theme including performing arts, ecology, gardening, cooking nutrition and fitness, cultures and Spanish, and sciences. Visit linntoncommunitycenter.org for more information and to print out… Continue reading Summer Camp registration open now at LCC 

By Nancy Hiser LOCAL FILM STARS The Linnton Neighborhood Emergency Team (NET) has done it this time! You would think we would rather be vacationing, gardening, kayaking, hiking, or playing hooky, but no . . . we persuaded the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management (PBEM) to film us talking to you and introducing safety messages.… Continue reading Linnton Neighborhood Emergency Team happenings

By Sarah Taylor, Interim board chair We are making slow but sure progress with the Willamette River Access Trail. We are forming a partnership with Forest Park Conservancy as the fiscal sponsor. Thanks to board member Amy Jauron for helping us complete our financial responsibilities to secure a $815,000 state grant for the project. The… Continue reading Our River Trail 

By Sarah Taylor, board chair This summer we’d like to have summer picnics and host a historic open house event.  We’re looking for volunteers who want to host a picnic in July or August for their nearby community, whether on the hills or riverfront. These summer picnics help build connections and can also include a… Continue reading Summer Picnics and Historic Home Open House

By Kim Kosmas, Senior Public Education Officer,Portland Fire & Rescue Note: Kim will be presenting at the Wednesday, May 4 Linnton Neighborhood Association meeting at Linnton Community Center. The Linnton community is beautiful and filled with lush vegetation. Yet, living within the wildland environment creates significant fire hazards, and can threaten lives and property. The… Continue reading Linnton’s Fire Risk

7:00 to 9:00 PMTabling 6:15 | Meeting starts 7:00 PMLinnton Community Center: 10614 NW St Helens Rd. If you need childcare, please contact Sarah atsarahsojourner@mac.com by Sunday, May 1 6:15  Meet and Greet – Arrive early to learn aboutneighborhood groups – Neighborhood EmergencyTeams (NET), Firewise, Linnton Community Centersummer camp 7:00 Land acknowledgement, introductions andmeeting agreements … Continue reading May 4th General Meeting Agenda

By Sarah Taylor, Interim board chair After a challenging two years, we invite all Linnton renters, homeowners, and business owners to join us as we return to in-person meetings for our Wednesday, May 4 neighborhood meeting. We will gather in the Upper Meeting Room at Linnton Community Center, located at 10615 NW St. Helens Rd.… Continue reading Welcome Back to Our in Person Town Hall Neighborhood Meeting

Wednesday, March 2, 2022 |. 7:00 PM. | Meeting held via Zoom On Zoom: https://rb.gy/qxscyq Phone: +1 253 215 8782  Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kg4EA3WqB Meeting ID: 841 0210 0359 Passcode: 769228 AGENDA 7:00 Call to order 7:05 Introductions, review of the agenda, reading of the previous minutes and treasurer’s report 7:10 Presentation PGE about… Continue reading GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

 By Brian Hoop The former Linnton Mill office building is up for sale again after just recently changing ownership in 2020. The building, located at St. Helens Rd. and NW 105th, is the last remaining vestige of Linnton’s past ties to the timber industry. A small but dedicated group of Linnton residents had high hopes… Continue reading Historic mill site office property’s future remains uncertain with ownership changes